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Ice-cloud depolarization of bacicscatter for CO2 and otiier Infrared Iidars: comment

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Abstract

Multiple reflections from the front faces of ice crystals in clusters may lead to depolarization of backscatter when cirrus clouds are probed with infrared lidars.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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